Cloud computing, or as I like to call it the return of the mainframe and thin-client computing architecture – only cloudier, has been creating a lot of interesting discussion throughout IT recently.
Cloud computing, which we will define as any service or set of services delivered through the Internet (Cloud) without requiring additional infrastructure on the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Chris Hoff’
Amazon AWS, Google App Engine, Microsoft Azure, and More – Part 1: Can We Secure The Cloud?
Posted in Security, tagged Amazon AWS, Amazon EC2, BigFix, Chris Hoff, cloud computing, Control, Gartner, Google App Engine, James Urquhart, Microsoft Azure, salesforce.com, Security, Visibility on December 3, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Cloud Computing – The Good, The Bad, and the Cloudy
Posted in Security, tagged apocalypse, ASP, Chris Hoff, cloud computing, FUD, IT efficiency, IT outsourcing, MSP, operational maturity, SaaS, Security, SOA, Web 2.0, Web Services on October 26, 2008 | 12 Comments »
And on the second day God said “let there be computing – in the cloud” and he gave unto man cloud computing…on the seventh day man said “hey, uhmm, dude where’s my data?”
There has been much talk lately about the “Cloud“. The promise of information stored in massive virtual data centers that exist in the [...]
Myths, Misconceptions, Half-Truths and Lies about Virtualization
Posted in Security, tagged Chris Hoff, Complexity, cost reduction, cost savings, Les Grossman, linked clones, patch management, ROI, Security, systems management, TCO, tiger balm, Tropic Thunder, vcenter, vddk, VDI, Virtualization, VMSprawl, VMWare on September 26, 2008 | 12 Comments »
Thanks to VMware you can barely turn around today without someone using the V-word and with every aspect of the English language, and some from ancient Sumeria, now beginning with V it will only get worse. There is no question that virtualization holds a lot of promise for the enterprise, from decreased cost to increased [...]



